Tea Industry: In the Times of Climate Change
It is critical that such environmental concerns are addressed in a way that is both environmentally sustainable and advantageous to the tea industry's workers. The tea garden owners have undertaken…
Students from the TERI School of Advanced Studies develop Hydroponic Farming Techniques for Fodder
“Compared to traditional fodder production, the design uses 95% less water. Because of the soilless nature of the system, it takes 8 days from seed to feed and there is…
International Tiger Day: A Day to Celebrate the Iconic Cats of The Wild.
India has achieved its goal of tripling the tiger population through its Project Tiger of 1973 and 51 Tiger Reserves. According to the All-India Tiger Estimation 2018 Report, the population…
World Nature Conservation Day: On The Verge Of Extinction
Numerous animals and plants have been pushed to become endangered as a result of human negligence and indifference to the environment. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red…
Complex Water-Related Challenges Due To Climate Change
According to UN experts, climate-related disasters have roughly doubled in the last two decades compared to the previous two decades, affecting over four billion people. Water-related disasters are expected to…
One Step Forward: Giant Pandas Not Endangered Anymore.
According to the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), China had 1,114 pandas in the 1980s. Panda numbers have risen to around 1,800 outside of captivity thanks to the country's…
Nisha Pathak, A 17-Year-Old Girl, Made A Step Towards Innovation.
Nisha recognised that growing vegetables would take a long time. She desired to provide a nutritious option.
Ancient Crocodile Skull Found In Australia
In Central Australia, the skull of a now-extinct crocodile species was discovered. Scientists have never seen a skull like this before, which dates back 8 million years and belongs to…
Fly Ash And the Problem of its Mismanagement in India
According to the Central Electricity Authority, fly ash production in India's coal-fired power sector climbed from 69 million tonnes per year in 1996 to 226 million tonnes per year in…
Bye-bye filthy train toilets! With unique bio-toilets, Indian Railways is ushering in a new era of cleanliness.
At the Defence Research Laboratory (DRL) in Tezpur, both DRDO laboratories, the Defence Research and Development Establishment (DRDE) in Gwalior produced bio-toilets, popularly known as 'E-loos.' They breakdown and transform…
Plastic Eating Mushrooms – A Natural Solution To The Problem Of Plastic.
A group of Yale University students identified a type of fungus that could absorb polyurethane, a fundamental element in plastic items, and convert it to organic matter during an expedition…
World Snake Day To Spread Awareness About These Reptiles
We celebrate World Snake Day on July 16th. Let us know a little more about these reptiles than we do.
Keep Your Child And The Environment Clean With Bdiapers
Bdiapers India is the first company in India to introduce hybrid cloth diapers with disposable inserts.
“No option” But To Make Businesses Green: Mukesh Ambani
Mukesh Ambani, the chairman of Reliance Industries, spoke at the Qatar Economic Forum, emphasising the importance of green enterprises today.
Tukaram Gunjal’s Story of Using Modern Farming Methods to Replace Traditional Farming
Here's a success tale about a farmer who used mulching paper methodically in his farming to increase his profits.